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Control of the house in their first midterm, biden if that happens mid-november will become the fourth. his approval rating is 41.3%. if you average the polls together for all those predecessors at this exact same point in mid, late april, their midterm year, you can see how he stacks up. the number most similar to his predecessor, immediate predecessor, donald trump. obama was still actually slightly more favorable than unfavorable at this point, though the trajectory was going in the wrong direction. w., this was post 9/11, a completely different political universe. bill clinton had a 49% ap...

Deaths in alabama surpassed the number of births last year for the first time ever. and experts warn it could be happening again this year with an average of 60 deaths from covid every day. according to the health department, all but two counties in the state are labeled as having the highest level of community transmission spread. as people choose not to get vaccinated, only 41.3% of alabama has chosen to get fully vaccinated. just barely ahead of west virginia, idaho, and wyoming. here was the state's health director over the weekend. >> our state literally shrunk in 2020. we have data going...

According to a report published by Research Dive, the global digital twin market is expected to garner a revenue of $52,081.0 million at a CAGR of 41.3% by

If it's 2012, it's a good year. so it's not a bad thing for democrats, because they had to catch up with democrats, usually the democratic enthusiasm is so far behind republicans. so this is the year where we had enthusiasms measuring each other, but they don't have enough people. >> what do you mean they don't have enough people? >> if you look at the partisanship, the republican party has been shrinking as partisan identification largely law of trump. if you look at the independents and democrats, republicans don't have -- they're not an expanding party. >> right. but they showed, jason, the...

Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level.